Tasted at an emergency in NYC on Friday Mar 20.
Links: Review; Gould Campbell 1980; Gould Campbell 1997; Quinta de Roriz 1995; Quinta de Roriz 1999; Planning; Placemats
1999 Quinta de Roriz
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Re: 1999 Quinta de Roriz
12:15, decanted with cheese cloth and left in decanter for 1 hour. decanted again with cheese cloth back into the bottle at 1:15.
small sip reveals plums, cherries, chocolate & strawberry cassis.
off to a good start.
small sip reveals plums, cherries, chocolate & strawberry cassis.
off to a good start.
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Re: 1999 Quinta de Roriz
Quinta de Roriz 1999: 75% opaque, purple with a hint of red. Like the Rr95, faint nose, though this time with blackcurrant. To taste much smoother than its older brother, but young (forgivable), sweet (nowt wrong with that) and simple (but this really isn’t America’s Next Top Model).
MW found cinnamon, with which I just agreed.
MW found cinnamon, with which I just agreed.
Re: 1999 Quinta de Roriz
1999 Quinta de Roriz Porto Vintage
cinnamon, milk chocolate, plums, cherries & strawberry cassis. another young drinker and a steal from winestilsoldout at about $28-ish.
cinnamon, milk chocolate, plums, cherries & strawberry cassis. another young drinker and a steal from winestilsoldout at about $28-ish.
you've got a friend in cheeses
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Re: 1999 Quinta de Roriz
Very dark, nearly opaque color. Faint fruit in the nose, in the mouth it was woody (birch), with a sea spray like quality (sans salt). Maybe moss? It's also a little fizzy. There's some chocolate in here, and it is smooth. John and Julian both vote for Black currant jam, and I'd agree, but would also agree it won't stay complex enough. It had a very short tail. Gave it an 88.